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Standard QT corrections may misestimate risk during rapid HR shifts; challenges steady-state assumptions in repolarization research.
The dependence of the QT interval on heart rate is time-dependent, with QT changes lagging behind rapid sustained changes in heart rate.
Arnold et al. (1982) studied this question.
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